Just hours after the Twin Towers were attacked on Sept. 11, 2001, Susan C. Faludi ’81 knew something fundamental had

“The Real Dirt on Farmer John,” opening Sept. 7 in wide release, is a telling portrait of John Peterson, a

John Peterson is a man who doesn’t just farm the land—he eats it. In the opening scenes of his upcoming

If you’ve ever heard of Jeffrey Blitz, it’s probably in connection with his work as writer and director of the

Still flush from the success of his critically acclaimed documentary “Spellbound,” writer and director Jeffrey Blitz turns from the spelling

A Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) professor faced criticism this week for making appearances at Anheuser-Busch events to discuss

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute announced last Friday that it had received a $16.5 million donation to fund cancer research, marking

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In response to reports of increased salt consumption nationwide, three Harvard professors joined a group of health organizations to petition